If you want to start your own business or build something new, here's a strange but true idea: You have to believe it will succeed, even though it probably won't.
I missed the Apple Event—and guess what? I don’t regret it. Sure, there were new iPhones and slick updates, but the thrill of innovation? Not so much. Let’s talk about why playing it safe isn’t shaking things up anymore.
Angry customers are a valuable gift for businesses. Embrace conflict, filter out emotions, and extract valuable feedback to improve your offerings and win.
The recent collapse of SVB serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of our global financial system. The lesson is clear: we must build to be resilient, investing in sustainable technologies, resilient communities, and a culture of adaptability.
Being responsible with money is smart and cool. It shows we're thoughtful and intentional about resources, creating a sustainable, profitable business for the long haul.
When some entrepreneur takes his life due to professional reasons, it means we as a state and society failed to create a safe environment of exit. Failure is not shame or crime.
Is entrepreneurship right for me? Yes, if you try these, my self tested six simple (but important) things before you start your entrepreneurship journey.
Today, many millennials move out of college and begin their entrepreneurial journey, pumped up with "Instagram" motivational quotes and reading stories of unicorns of the world.
By anticipating the questions that VC may ask you and preparing for the same with thoughtful and reasonable answers will increase the chances of your startup getting funded.
